Johnny McEntee trick-shot video has taken the Internet by storm

by Andrew Porter on Feb 9, 2011 7:48 PM EST in UConn Huskies Football

Johnny McEntee, UConn's backup quarterback sure knows how to get some attention. We first had it up for you last night (a big thanks to reader JustDave), but today it has gone full-blown viral. As of this writing, the YouTube clip has almost 125,000 views in 24 hours, and even more impressively, McEntee's name is currently sitting as the No. 3 "Hot Search" over at Google Trends, which is insane.

Nice work McEntee, you're now the most famous UConn quarterback of all time.

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It's also been featured on PTI and Around the Horn

Crazy stuff

by Mark Misto on Feb 9, 2011 7:50 PM EST reply actions

Don't you

besmirch the name of Dan O. McEntee wishes he had even half the collection of YouTubeable blunders Dan has assembled over his sparkling career.

by UConnBlog Justin on Feb 9, 2011 8:26 PM EST reply actions

I was going to say the same thing

I think Danny O. is well known as well in the land of the interwebs.

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Nuck Fova
Edsall: Thanks for building the program, but you are a huge douche (and I hope you fail miserably in Maryland.) correction...it may have been partly Hathaway's fault, but still could have told your players in person...So I'll change my stance to: "I don't care what you do in Maryland."
1967: Embrace it

by derbyguy on Feb 9, 2011 10:10 PM EST up reply actions

I see your safety

and I raise you a missing helmet

But to show that Danny O wasn’t all that bad (but pretty bad) in the NFL here we go.

"The worst thing you can do, at least this is what my friends tell me, is to come after me," Calhoun said. "I'm usually better at coming out of the corner than I am up on the pedestal. I haven't been on many pedestals, by the way. I'm a natural underdog, I guess -- sometimes for no apparent reason. And if I can't be the underdog, I'll make myself the underdog, somehow or other."

by uconncountry on Feb 9, 2011 10:53 PM EST up reply actions